IPL 2024: Most runs and Most wickets after Match 34, LSG vs CSK

IPL 2024: Virat Kohli leads the race for the Orange Cap with 361 runs. In the race for the Purple Cap, Jasprit Bumrah leads the pack with 13 wickets.

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IPL 2024: Most runs and Most wickets after Match 34, LSG vs CSK
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The IPL season is not just about teams vying for the trophy; it’s also a platform for individual brilliance. The Orange Cap, awarded to the highest run-scorer, is one of the most coveted accolades, showcasing the batsmen’s prowess and consistency.

Orange Cap Holder in IPL 2024

Leading the charge in the race for the Orange Cap is none other than the master batsman, Virat Kohli. With a staggering 361 runs in just 7 games, Kohli’s average of 90.25 and strike rate of 147.95 highlight his dominance in the tournament.

Hot on Kohli’s heels is the young sensation from Rajasthan Royals, Riyan Parag. Despite his team’s ups and downs, Parag has been a consistent performer, amassing 318 runs in 7 games with an impressive average of 71 and a strike rate of 155.18.

The captain of Mumbai Indians, Rohit Sharma, has also made his mark in the Orange Cap race. With a total of 297 runs, including a crucial 36-run knock in the latest match against PBKS, Sharma is proving his mettle as a reliable run-scorer.

KL Rahul, has been in scintillating form throughout the tournament. His recent innings of 82 runs off 53 balls propelled him to the fourth spot in the Orange Cap standings, with a total tally of 286 runs.

Known more for his bowling prowess, Kolkata Knight Riders’ all-rounder Sunil Narine stunned everyone with his batting against Rajasthan Royals. His blistering knock of 109 runs off just 56 balls elevated him to the fifth position in the Orange Cap race.

Most runs in IPL 2024

NoPlayerTeamRMatBFAvgH.SSR4s6s100s50s
1Virat KohliRCB361724572.2113147.35351412
2Riyan ParagRR318719763.684161.4222203
3Rohit SharmaMI297718149.5105164.0930181
4KL RahulLSG286720040.868214325112
5Sunil NarineKKR276614746109187.76262011

Purple Cap Holder in IPL 2024

In the race for the Purple Cap, Jasprit Bumrah leads the pack with his exceptional bowling performances. With a total of 13 wickets in 7 games, Bumrah’s ability to deliver under pressure makes him a formidable force in the IPL.

Rajasthan Royals’ leg-spinner, Yuzvendra Chahal, continues to weave his magic on the field. With 12 wickets to his name, Chahal’s knack for picking crucial wickets has been instrumental in his team’s success.

Despite being on the expensive side, Mumbai Indians’ pacer Gerald Coetzee has been a wicket-taking machine. With 12 wickets to his name, Coetzee’s ability to strike at crucial junctures has been invaluable for his team.

Chennai Super Kings’ Mustafizur Rahman has been steadily climbing the ranks in the Purple Cap race. His 11 wickets, including a stellar performance in the latest match, showcase his effectiveness as a wicket-taking bowler.

Delhi Capitals’ left-arm pacer, Khaleel Ahmed, has been a consistent performer for his team. With 10 wickets in 7 games at an average of 22.9, Ahmed’s ability to strike early and control the flow of runs has been commendable.

Most Wickets in IPL 2024

NoBowlerTeamWktsMatOvsBBIBallsAvgEcnR4-Fers5-Fers
1Jasprit BumrahMI137285/2116812.855.961671
2Yuzvendra ChahalRR127263/1115618.088.35217
3Gerald CoetzeeMI12726.34/3415921.929.922631
4Mustafizur RahmanCSK116244/2914420.559.422261
5Khaleel AhmedDC107282/2116822.98.18229

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